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Drew Houston, founder and CEO of Dropbox, discusses the challenges of scaling the company from 20 employees and 5 million users to over 55 employees and 25 million users. Some key points are: hiring fewer but better engineers to reduce coordination needs; keeping engineering teams small and loosely coupled; focusing on building the right things instead of moving fast; and using metrics and process
(This story appears on the Nov. 7, 2011 cover of Forbes.) Here’s that rare Steve Jobs story, one that’s never been told, about the company that got away. Jobs had been tracking a young software developer named Drew Houston, who blasted his way onto Apple ’s radar screen when he reverse-engineered Apple’s file system so that his startup’s logo, an unfolding box, appeared elegantly tucked inside. No
Easter egg in Dropbox?? (24 posts) Started 18 hours ago by Keith J. Latest reply from Chris J. RSS feed for this topic Hah a friend of mine showed me this the other day. On Mac OS X, if you rename a to "albert didn't know" then "neither did aston" and then "but rajiv totally knew! oh shoot!" there's a cool easter egg that pops up. He told me a friend of his who knows someone from Dropbox that show
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Dropbox is great but the data is not encrypted on your computer (you can read more about this here). There are various ways to encrypt some private files in your Dropbox folder: you can use Truecript, EncFS, etc. This article was written due to recent Dropbox security concerns but it's not just for Dropbox, the instructions below can be used with any similar service. - Truecrypt is great, but to u
Analysis and opinion by Christopher Soghoian, security and privacy researcher. Note: This flaw is different than the authentication flaw in Dropbox that Derek Newton recently published. Summary Dropbox, the popular cloud based backup service deduplicates the files that its users have stored online. This means that if two different users store the same file in their respective accounts, Dropbox wil
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RubyDrop RubyDrop is my first ever Ruby project that aims to be an open-source, roll-your-own, Dropbox clone using Git as the backend. There's still a lot of details to work out, and the code may be a little messy, so you'll have to bear with me (it's a process). Prerequisites RubyGems Grit Ruby 1.9+ (need require_relative function) How to Run You can start RubyDrop by simply running: ./RubyDrop &
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